LEGO 92176 Ideas NASA Apollo Saturn V Scientific Building 1969 Pieces Set

Very nice to build and looks amazing

Genuine, fast delivery, arrived a day early.

Simply amazing I lived the experience of building the first rocket to the moon and details are shocking. Its worth every penny indeed

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Ich bin absolut begeistert von diesem Modell der NASA Apollo Saturn V! Als Raumfahrt-Fan war dieses Set ein absolutes Muss – und es hat meine Erwartungen sogar noch übertroffen. Die Rakete ist über einen Meter hoch (ca. 100 cm) und besteht aus mehreren abnehmbaren Stufen, genau wie das Original. Man merkt sofort, wie viel Liebe zum Detail in diesem Modell steckt. Auch die beiliegenden Mini-Kapseln – das Apollo Command Module und das Lunar Module – sind super gestaltet. Der Aufbau hat richtig Spaß gemacht. Die Anleitung war klar und logisch aufgebaut, sodass der Zusammenbau trotz der vielen Teile (über 1.900!) gut machbar war. Ich hatte damit ein paar gemütliche Abende voller Baufreude. Was mir besonders gefällt: Detailtreue: Die Saturn V ist nicht nur groß, sondern auch historisch akkurat aufgebaut. Stabilität: Trotz ihrer Größe ist sie erstaunlich stabil. Deko-Wert: Sie sieht im Regal oder auf einem Podest einfach großartig aus und ist ein echter Blickfang. Lernfaktor: Gerade für Kinder und Jugendliche ein tolles Set, um spielerisch mehr über Raumfahrt zu lernen. Fazit: Für alle Weltraum-Interessierten, Modellbau-Fans oder LEGO-Sammler ein absolut lohnenswerter Kauf. Preis-Leistung stimmt, und das Modell ist einfach ein Stück Geschichte zum Anfassen!

My lego collection on my desk at work consists primarily of Star Wars vehicles, (X Wings, Tie Fighters, AT-ST) etc. The collection got it's Genesis from when we took a family vacation to Legoland and Dad had to have a Lego X-Wing...as a souvenir, of course. Well, the collection has grown to include some more fighters, a MIDI scale star Destroyer and Falcon, and a small Saturn V that I picked up (as a souvenir of course) at the Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville. My son had recently gotten me the newest AT-ST for my desk and as I was perusing amazon for reviews of my kit, I stumbled across this Saturn V.....Wow....1969 pieces, (nice touch), and only $120.00. I had to get it. The model dwarfs everything else on my desk, but I don't care. It is my favorite by miles. This model is just so detailed it's uncanny. Perhaps it's not quite up to Ultimate Collectors Series, but I'm not really sure how they could have crammed any more detail in it. Documentation: The documentation of this product is beautiful. The first two dozen pages are dedicated to a history of the Apollo program plus a profile page of the lego ideas designers who originally envisioned this kit, as well as the lego employees who worked to make it a reality. The remaining 175 pages are dedicated to construction. The instructions are clear and the bags easily identifiable. Build: The build is very interesting. There are some repetitive steps but they are not too bad. One really nice feature of this build is NO STICKERS. To me, stickers are the bane of Lego and anytime I see a sticker sheet, I cringe. No such problems with this kit. The pieces themselves are all printed with whatever custom graphics they need. I like that. Swooshability. At 1 meter tall, the model is not very "swooshable" but I do appreciate that all the stages and their associated rocket engines are adequately scaled and detachable. Both the Lunar Lander and the CM which is displayed on their dedicated "moon" and "ocean" plates are the same scale of the rest of the model. You can even place the Lunar Lander in it's proper place on the vehicle. You can also swap out the command module on the rocket (which is skinned to appear to have the blast shield from the tower jettison rocket in place) with the grey one so that you can actually dock the CM to the LM. The model can be easily modified to represent every aspect of the apollo mission profile, so it serves a great visual when explaining how everything worked together to get people to the moon. Another great feature is the fact that the micro-figure astronauts included are also in scale. So you get an idea of just how massive the actual vehicle was. Nice touch Overall this model is a fantastic value. The build is challenging but not overly so. The model is definitely solid and can be displayed either horizontally or vertically. For any child (or adult) who has a love of the space program, this is a must buy.

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I received the package 📦 just 3 days after placing the order, and it arrived in perfect condition with no signs of damage. You preserved it really well—thank you for saving this amazing LEGO set for me!

After completing the NASA Shuttle and the Ferrari Technic kits, I was prepared to enjoy this kit as much as the previous two. I forgot one important thing: rockets are round - LEGO blocks are square. In order to fit round panels onto square blocks, the designers relied on structural pieces that connect using single “pins” (for lack of the correct word). This results in a structure that does not resist to pressure, such as the one needed to affix other parts. The result? Start again, and again as your construct collapses into its individual pieces, 1900+ of them. I must confess that I suffer from moderate Essential Tremor which did not stop me from building and enjoying the two previous kits, but be advised that a steady hand is mandatory for the Saturn V. This kit was not designed with me in mind. Edit January 28: I’ve completed this kit and despite my issues with shaking, I am totally impressed with the finished product. It’s impressive, it’s slick, it’s huge. Five stars. Thanks